September 2005 Archives

Symantec LiveState™ Recovery Advanced Server

Rapid and Reliable System and Data Recovery for Organizations of Every Size

Key Features:
Recover bare-metal systems in minutes
Create real-time 'while you work' backups (snapshots)
Automatically adjust backup routines to occur prior to a new application installation, user logon/logout or storage upgrade
Remotely restore servers (through embedded Symantec pcAnywhere™ host technology) using the Symantec Recovery Disk*
Set databases that are Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS)-aware to the quiet state during snapshots without actually taking them offline
Convert from dynamic disk to basic disk
Adjust system usage performance in scheduled jobs or dynamically to more effectively utilize resources
Save backups to virtually any disk-storage device
Scheduled/automated backups
Mount backup image files as read-only drives that can be shared and accessed by others

This is an online flash tool to make a customized pocket-size note book.
What you need is a computer with internet access, a printer, paper and scissors. Plus your imagination.

Go to http://www.pocketmod.com/. Click Create a PocketMod will lead you to the working area.

The final product is a 8 pages book. You can add calendar, lines, tables, shopping list, contact list or blank page.
After printing it out on a letter size paper, fold it to make a small book.
It is very simply and cheep.

I made one for trial.
It is suitable into my back pocket.

For installation of Movable Type 3.2 on Windows 2003, I do so many test and ask a lot of questions on the Movable Type Support forum and got no answer. Yesterday, I join the following mail group: perl-win32-users. I received the right answer same day. That's a good place to get help and find the real expert like Jan Dubois.

IIS6 changed the default directory for CGI script, so you could say IIS6 is the problem. On the other hand I don’t think it was ever specified that you could rely on the current directory being any specific value, and using relative paths in CGI scripts is just a bad idea.